Size Guide

Vicky Vow·Jewelry
 Size Guide
S925 Sterling Silver · Sizing Reference

Find Your Perfect Fit
The Right Size, Every Time.

A precise, at-home guide to measuring for rings, necklaces, bracelets and earrings crafted in solid S925 sterling silver. Follow our methods for an accurate fit — no jeweller's appointment required.

92.5%Solid fine silver content
±0.5mmMeasurement tolerance
30 DaysFree resize on rings
Intl.US · UK · EU · CN sizing
01 — Rings

Ring Sizing & Conversion

Ring size is determined by the inner circumference of the band in millimetres. Measure your finger, then match it to your usual regional size using the chart below. For the most reliable result, measure at the end of the day when fingers are at their largest.

Hand wearing a delicate S925 sterling silver ring S925 Sterling Silver

How to Measure at Home

  1. Wrap a strip of paper

    Cut a thin strip of paper (about 6mm wide) and wrap it snugly around the base of the finger you intend to wear the ring on. Mark where the paper first overlaps.

  2. Measure the length

    Lay the strip flat against a ruler and measure from the start to your mark, in millimetres. This is your finger's circumference.

  3. Match to the chart

    Find your circumference in the table below and read across to your regional size. If you fall between two sizes, we recommend sizing up for comfort.

  4. Double-check with an existing ring

    Place a well-fitting ring over a ruler and measure its inner diameter. Use the diameter column to confirm your size.

Pro tip — Fingers change with temperature. Avoid measuring when your hands are cold (they shrink) or hot (they swell). Measure 2–3 times for consistency, and account for wider bands, which typically require going up half a size.
Ring Size Conversion Chart — measure by inner circumference or diameter
Circumference (mm) Inner Diameter (mm) US & Canada UK & Australia EU CN / HK
44.9 mm 14.3 3.5 G 45 5
47.1 mm 15.0 4.5 I 47 7
49.3 mm 15.7 5 49 9
51.9 mm 16.5 6 52 11
54.4 mm 17.3 7 N 54 13
57.0 mm 18.2 8 P 57 16
59.5 mm 19.0 9 R 59 17
62.1 mm 19.8 10 T 62 19
64.6 mm 20.6 11 V 64 21
Highlighted row = US 7, the most commonly purchased women's size. Between sizes? Size up for comfort.
02 — Necklaces

Necklace Length Guide

Necklace length determines where the pendant or chain rests on your body. The same length can sit differently depending on your height and neck circumference — use the visual as a guide, then choose the placement that suits your style.

Illustration showing where different necklace lengths fall on the neck and chest
14"35 cm

Collar

Sits snugly against the base of the neck. Pairs beautifully with off-the-shoulder and boat-neck necklines.

16"41 cm

Choker

Rests just below the throat at the base of the neck. A versatile everyday length that flatters most necklines.

18"46 cm

Princess

Falls just below the collarbone — our most popular length. The classic choice for pendants and everyday wear.

20"50 cm

Matinee

Lands at the top of the bust. Elegant on its own or layered with a shorter 16" chain for dimension.

22"55 cm

Below Collarbone

Sits a few centimetres below the collarbone. A refined length for statement pendants and V-necks.

24"61 cm

Long Matinee

Rests below the bust line. Ideal for layering and elongating the silhouette.

Layering guide — For a balanced layered look, choose chains 2 inches apart (e.g. 16" + 18" + 20"). Combine a delicate chain with a slightly bolder one, and vary pendant sizes to create visual depth without crowding.
03 — Bracelets

Bracelet Sizing

A well-fitted bracelet should slide over your hand with gentle resistance and rest comfortably on your wrist bone. Measure your wrist, then add the right amount of ease for your preferred fit.

How to Measure Your Wrist

  1. Wrap a flexible tape

    Wrap a soft measuring tape (or a strip of paper) around your wrist bone, just above the joint. Keep it snug but not tight.

  2. Note the measurement

    Record the circumference in centimetres or inches. This is your wrist size — not your bracelet size.

  3. Add ease for fit

    Add 1.5–2 cm (about ½–¾") for a snug fit, or 2.5–3 cm (about 1") for a relaxed, draping fit. Chain and bangle styles need more ease than cuff styles.

Bracelet Size Guide
Wrist Size Snug Fit Comfort Fit Loose Fit
15.0 cm / 5.9" 16.0 cm / 6.3" 16.5 cm / 6.5" 17.5 cm / 6.9"
16.0 cm / 6.3" 17.0 cm / 6.7" 17.5 cm / 6.9" 18.5 cm / 7.3"
17.0 cm / 6.7" 18.0 cm / 7.1" 18.5 cm / 7.3" 19.5 cm / 7.7"
18.0 cm / 7.1" 19.0 cm / 7.5" 19.5 cm / 7.7" 20.5 cm / 8.1"
19.0 cm / 7.5" 20.0 cm / 7.9" 20.5 cm / 8.1" 21.5 cm / 8.5"
Standard women's bracelet length: 17–18 cm (6.7–7.1"). Standard men's: 20–21 cm (7.9–8.3").
Bangles — Bangles have no clasp and must pass over your hand. Cup your hand as if slipping on a bangle, measure around the widest part of your knuckles, then add 1 cm for ease.
04 — Earrings

Earring Size Reference

Earring size is a matter of personal preference and face shape, not measurement. Use these references to picture how each size will look and feel when worn.

XS

4–6 mm

Delicate studs. Subtle everyday sparkle — barely there, endlessly versatile.

S

7–9 mm

Classic studs. The most popular size — visible without overwhelming.

M

10–14 mm

Statement studs or small drops. Confident presence for day or evening.

L

15 mm +

Drops & hoops. Dramatic length and movement for occasion wear.

Drop & hoop lengths — Our drop earrings range from 15 mm (just below the lobe) to 45 mm (near the jawline). Hoops are listed by outer diameter: 12 mm huggies sit close to the lobe, while 30–40 mm hoops frame the face. Check each product page for its exact dimensions.
05 — The Material

What S925 Sterling Silver Means

Every piece in our collection is crafted from solid S925 sterling silver — the international benchmark for fine silver jewellery. Here is what that guarantee means for you.

Flat lay of S925 sterling silver jewellery pieces Solid S925 · Hallmarked
  • 925

    92.5% Pure Silver

    Sterling silver is 92.5% pure silver blended with 7.5% alloy — usually copper — for strength. Pure silver (99.9%) is too soft to hold its shape in jewellery, so the S925 standard ensures durability without compromising brilliance.

  • The Hallmark You Can Trust

    Genuine S925 pieces carry a discreet stamp reading S925 or 925. You will find it on the inner band of our rings, on clasps, and on earring posts. No stamp, no sterling — it is that simple.

  • Hypoallergenic & Nickel-Free

    S925 sterling silver is naturally hypoallergenic and nickel-free, making it suitable for sensitive skin. Our silver is never plated over a base metal — what you see is solid sterling through and through.

  • Caring for Sterling Silver

    Silver naturally oxidises over time. To keep its shine, store pieces in an airtight bag away from moisture, avoid contact with perfumes and chemicals, and buff gently with a silver polishing cloth. A little care keeps S925 luminous for a lifetime.

06 — Good to Know

Sizing Questions, Answered

I'm between two ring sizes — should I size up or down?

We recommend sizing up. A slightly looser ring is more comfortable than one that pinches, and sterling silver can be professionally resized if needed. For bands wider than 4 mm, always go up half a size, as wider bands feel tighter on the finger.

Can I resize my ring if it doesn't fit?

Yes. We offer one complimentary resize on rings within 30 days of delivery, subject to design limitations. Highly detailed or eternity-style bands may not be resizable — in those cases we offer a free exchange for the correct size instead.

Do your necklace chains come in only one length?

Most of our necklaces are available in 16", 18", and 20" lengths, with some statement pieces extending to 24". The available lengths are listed on each product page. Need a custom length? Contact our team and we will do our best to accommodate.

How accurate is home measuring?

When done carefully, home measurement is accurate to within about half a size. For the best result, measure 2–3 times at different points in the day, and confirm with a ring you already own and love. Our conversion chart uses the international ISO standard for circumference-to-size mapping.

Will sterling silver tarnish or turn my finger green?

Genuine S925 sterling silver can oxidise (tarnish) over time when exposed to air, moisture, and sulphur — this is normal and fully reversible with a polishing cloth. True sterling silver does not turn skin green; that reaction is caused by cheap copper or nickel alloys, which we never use.

Still unsure of your size?

Our jewellery specialists are here to help you find the perfect fit. Send us your measurements and we will recommend the right size for every piece.

Contact Our Team